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For the Sake of Mankind

Artch · 1991

50 min · 11 tracks · heavy metal

Heavy metal anthems blend intricate guitar solos with soaring vocals, encapsulating a blend of aggression and melodic sensibility.

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Top tracks — play these first

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    When Angels Cry — This opening track sets the tone with its powerful riffs and emotional lyrics, showcasing the band's ability to merge heaviness with melody.
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    Burn Down the Bridge — A standout for its aggressive instrumentation and thought-provoking lyrics about conflict and resolution, it exemplifies Artch's thematic depth.
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    Titanic — This track utilizes dynamic shifts in tempo and intensity, reflecting on themes of disaster and loss while demonstrating the band's musical versatility.

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

  • To Whom It May Concern

    The bridge where the perspective shifts from an accusatory tone to one of introspection.

    This shift allows for a deeper exploration of personal accountability, contrasting earlier sentiments with vulnerability.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 When Angels Cry 5:30
  • 2 Appologia 4:41
  • 3 Burn Down the Bridge 5:06
  • 4 Paradox 5:12
  • 5 To Whom It May Concern 4:19
  • 6 Titanic 4:40
  • 7 Confrontation 4:10
  • 8 Turn the Table 4:58
  • 9 To Be or Not to Be 3:15
  • 10 Batteries Not Included 4:03
  • 11 Razamanaz 4:04

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